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There’s also no shortage of impenetrable sciencey stuff about creativity. We love that stuff. But the role of the site is to turn it into advice for the layman (and laywoman). So try not to use jargon. If you have to, explain it in everyday English. And write like you speak. Unless you speak like a soulless corporate robot.

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